Conclusion

Conclusion is a sort of a summary. It includes the main findings and generalisations. It outlines the results of the research, so there should be no new facts, figures, concepts, etc. Conclusion can be accompanied by recommendations.

2.7. Endnotes

The work must be free of plagiarism. Whenever facts, figures, statistical tables, concepts, models, viewpoints, citations are used in the text, the reference is to be made. You must name the source of information and the author of the theory (model, concept, etc.). It is prohibited to copy someone’s text without referring to the origin. Please, notice that a citation (quotation) must not be too long: just a couple of sentences.

All sources of information used in the text are listed in the Endnotes in the order of referring to them. All the endnotes are enumerated. The corresponding figures are given as superscripts in the text of the coursework. A book/article/statistical source, etc. may be referred to more than once (see N2and N4 in the sample below).

Besides the documentary endnotes that identify sources of quoted material there can also be explanatory notes that give additional explanation and comments to some facts, figures or theoretical issues mentioned in the text. Explanatory notes should be brief, otherwise it is better to place them in an appendix.

All the endnotes are given in the language of the origin. That is, if it is a Russian book, it is named in Russian. Translation into English can be given in brackets.

Samples of notes:

1. Nubler I. Capturing Non-Formal Vocational Education and Training through Statistics. - UNDP. New-York. 1992. P.7.

2. Ibid. P.32.

3. Литвиненко Т.В. Современные требования к качеству трудовых ресурсов в торговле //Вестник Российской экономической академии имени Г.В.Плеханова. 2005. №1. С.105.

4. Там же. С.108.

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